Harris R-2368b(v) 1/urr Reciever Datasheet Manual
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assuredcommunications™ R2368B(V)1/URR RECEIVER The R2368B(V)1/URR is a highperformance, costeffective, VLF/LF/MF/HF receiver covering the frequency range from 10 kHz to 30 MHz in 1 Hz increments. Using modern microprocessor control technology, this receiver provides the operationalfeatures required for the professional communicator, while still maintaining the touch of the familiar tuning controls of older designs. The excellent RF performance of the R2368B(V)1/URR receiver, as exhibited by the superb intermodulation, reciprocal mixing characteristics, and frequency agility, complement the units control features in providing stateoftheart communications capability. The ability to enter and store up to 100 channels from the front panel or over remote control, makes the R2368B(V)1/URR a versatile communications tool for surveillance, networking, or general purpose receiving. Each of the 100 channels may be programmed for frequency, mode, IF; BW, BFO, FSK and AGC settings. The channels may be scanned at variable rates, either sequentially or in programmed groups, with the capability of being selected by the automatic scan control feature. An internal FSK Demodulator is also provided. The receiver contains a comprehensive builtin test equipment (BITE) network, which allows extensive microprocessorcontrolled selftesting to isolate faults at the modular level. Surveillance BITE monitors the RF input, the power supply, and the frequency stability. Manual tuning and channel selection is activated via a front panel keypad or tuning knob. Operating parameters such as detection mode, filter bandwidth (typically:CW – 0.3 kHz, AM – 6 and 16 kHz, USB/LSB – 2.7 kHz, and FM – 16 kHz), and AGC mode (Slow, Medium, Fast, Data, and Manual) are pushbutton selectable. Receiver operating parameters and selftesting results are displayed on two frontpanel numeric and alphanumeric displays. Full remote control capability is accomplished with an internal remote control system compatible with MILSTD188C, EIA StandardRS232C, or RS422 formats. The rear panel contains 50 ohm connectors for RF antenna input; filtered 455 kHz IF output, unfiltered 455 kHz; ISB output; 5 MHz frequency standard inputs; and frequen cy standard output, local control lines, and other functions. The receiver is supplied withrack mount kit including rack shock pins and shock blocks. The R2368B(V)1/URR offers a fully solidstate design with all components substantially derated for longterm, dependable operation. This basic design concept coupled with an extensive BITE selfdiagnostics capability and modular packaging, result in rapidmaintenance by personnel with limited training. The selfcheck sequence is automatically performed by momentarily pressing the TEST button located on the front panel. Normal length of the selftest for all assemblies isfive seconds with all tests performed sequentially following the RF signal path. If it is determined that a fault exists in a particular assembly, that assembly number and the corresponding fault code number defining the type of failure are indicated on the receivers frontpanel alphanumeric display. Because of the BITE system and modularequipment design, demonstrated MTTR is less than ten minutes. ®
RF Communications Division | 1680 University Avenue | Rochester, NY USA 14610 www.harris.com15852445830 Copyright © 2005 Harris Corporation 1/05 DS317A Specifications for the R2368B(V)1/URR Specifications are subject to change without notice. Electrical Frequency Range 10 kHz to 29.999999 MHz Frequency Resolution 1 Hz increments Tuning Continuous, with lockout, with seven selectable ranges and keypad entry. Tuning Time Tuning time between any two frequencies is less than 20 msec MTBF Greater than 6215 hours demonstrated per MILSTD781C Frequency Stability Internal Standard 1 part in 10 8 OVEN Frequency Standard Input: 5 MHz, 0.5 VRMS; Output: 5 MHz, 0.5 VRMS/50 ohms (daisy chain feature with automatic frequency standard switchover) Channel Memory 100channel capacity capable of being loaded locally or remotely with complete receiver parameters. Retention of operational parameters without power is provided for one month minimum Scanning Scan any set of consecutive channel numbers (channel scan) or any of ten preprogrammed sets of random channel numbers (group scan) Automatic Scan Control Allows receiver to automatically stop scanning when a received signalexceeds a predetermined threshold. Scanning will resume automatically when the signal falls below the threshold or may be selected to maintain the frequency. Readout/Display Receiver frequency, BFO frequency, channel assignment mode, IF/BW/filters, AGC, BITE, dwell, scan, group,FSK parameters BFO10 Hz synthesized tuning ±9.99 kHz Internal Preselector Digital operation, 20 dB attenuation ±10% off frequency Maximum Signal Input Receiver protected for up to 100 watts at the antenna input Modes of Operation LSB, USB, 2channel ISB, AM, CW, FM; Optional: 4channel ISB, FSK withinternal modem or external modem Link11/TADILA With DelayCompensated Filters Operability Sensitivity For 10 dB (S + N) : N radio CW: 0.2 µV, 50 kHz – 30 MHz 1.0 µV, 14 kHz – 50 kHz 1.6 µV, 10 kHz – 14 kHz AM2.5 µV, 50 kHz – 30 MHz SSB: 0.6 µV, 50 kHz – 30 MHz 3.0 µV, 14 kHz – 50 kHz IF Bandwidths Standard supplied Mode 3 dB BW (kHz) CW0.15, 0.3, 1.0 AM 6.0/16.0 FM16.0 USB 300 – 3050 Hz LSB 300 – 3050 Hz ISB (each channel) 300 – 3050HzCOR/Squelch Carrier Operated Relay with front panel adjustable level set. Optional squelch thr eshold control. Phase Stability Typically no greater than 2 degrees. Fully meets Link11 data requirements. Intermodulation InBand: 50 dB or better for two 100 mV (7 dBm) signals within the IF passband. OutofBand: 10% from tuned frequency Cross Modulation 20 dB or better for 500 mV 30% modulated interfering signals r emoved 20 kHz or greater from the desired signal of 10 µV. Reciprocal Mixing The apparent noise appearing at the receiver input, when in a 3 kHz bandwidth, caused by a 0 dBm signal 100 kHz off tune, is less than 1.0 µV (107 dBm). Quieting Ultimate (S + N) ÷ N: 50 dB Spurious Responses Image and IF: 100 dB; Spurious: Internal less than –121 dBm equivalent except for seven less than –101 dBm equivalent; External: 80 dB. AGC Range: